Exempel på ally

• Cuba became an ally of the Soviet Union in the 1950s.

• If the violence continues, they risk alienating one of their most powerful allies.

• NATO allies have decided to send peace-keeping troops to the troubled area.

• The President and his allies are willing to shut down the federal government unless they get what they want.

• You have been my ally and my confidant.

• Students will study African American activists and white allies who put their lives on the line for African American Civil Rights.

• Here are some tips on how to be an ally at work.

• As against professionalism, then, politeness was allied with the spirit of the amateur.

• This conservatism on the part of nuclear states may have also led them to restrain their minor allies.

• They include an array of prices, allied to more direct types of information concerning resource stocks.

• In an election campaign, of course, group leaders want their allies to participate, not their enemies.

• Nature is always allied with the inland man, supporting him and saving him from enemies.

• This very vibrancy may be a source of modest encouragement for the country's friends and allies.

• The commerce and theft of the two armies certainly suggests mercenary objectives rather than the close cooperation of allies.

• Both were afraid not only of alienating allies, but also of vagrancy and chaos within their domains.

• However, it was unlikely that without other allies, labor alone could have attained the truck prohibition.

• These two institutions evolved so as to divide unions from one another and from coalitional allies on the left.

• Above all, this is a narrator allied with the female protagonists in the keeping of eclipsing secrets.

• The third key ally of the student movement was the mass media.

• Therefore, in the last phase of the campaign, the candidates and their allies attempted to win the votes of the continuing members of congress.

• They were thus incompatible with politeness, which was allied with the metropolitan and cosmopolitan and the pursuit of a general culture.

• Both workers and employers sought to present themselves as the necessary allies of the state.